1

Roll 1d4+2 of them, all connected into the same pantheon.

2

Roll 1d4+2, but few with any connection to the others.

3

Roll 2d4 divided into two different pantheons.

4

Roll 2d6+2, half of them unattached, the others in a pantheon.

1

Animism - The gods are each affiliated with specific locations or objects.

2

Apotheosis - The gods include elevated worshipers among their number.

3

Aspected - The gods each have multiple aspects with different apparent personalities.

4

Conquerors - One group of gods has driven out or subsumed another.

5

Disguised - The gods are the true entities behind modern world religions.

6

Dissociated - The gods have no comprehensible relationship to each other.

7

Distant - The gods interact with the only through their minions.

8

Dualism - There are only two gods and their servants, each in opposition to the other.

9

Ethnic - The gods are affiliated with specific human societies or bloodlines.

10

Forerunners - The gods are not yet fully born and will usher in a new age.

11

Groups - The gods are associated in two or more groups of affiliated entities.

12

Hierarchical - The gods have a clearly-defined hierarchy of greater and lesser entities.

13

Immanence - The gods exist as specific physical beings in the world.

14

Imprisoned - The gods have been locked away by traitors or some natural force.

15

Indifferent - The gods do not notice their worshipers, though service may bring power.

16

Maltheism - The gods seek only to torment. Devotees try to aim them at non-worshipers.

17

Monotheism - The gods are only seemings, aspects of a single all-encompassing god.

18

Necrotheology - The gods are dead, but may be revived or are somehow still extant.

19

Relicts - The gods come from a former age of reality, when things were different.

20

Wounded - The gods were crippled by something, reduced from their former power.